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ŚB 11.28.22
Although thus not existing in reality, this manifestation of transformations created from the mode of
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person, however, having experienced his own constitutional bliss, gives up all material desires and does not
ŚB 11.28.30
person, however, having experienced his own constitutional bliss, gives up all material desires and does not
ŚB 11.28.32
Although a self-realized soul may sometimes see an impure object or activity, he does not accept it as
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The process described here is meant to fulfill one’s material desires, not to bring one transcendental
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Although a self-realized soul may sometimes see an impure object or activity, he does not accept it as
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dṛśyante — they appear; janma — birth; mṛtyuḥ — death; ca — and; na — not
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Lord (as elaborately described in this chapter), one who has yet to conquer material desire should not Thus one aspiring to be Kṛṣṇa conscious should not loosely associate with women, claiming them to be
ŚB 11.28.12
At that time one’s connection is actually with Lord Kṛṣṇa, not with the body, which becomes a mere instrument
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practitioner; vicaran — executing; mat-apāśrayaḥ — having taken shelter of Me; na — not
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vijñāna — and realization; naipuṇam — the status of being fixed; na nindati — does not
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without; svam — that very; ātmānam — self; avalambaḥ — basis; na — there is not
ŚB 11.28.24
The material body made of earth is not the true self; nor are the senses, their presiding demigods or
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Those who are actually intelligent, who actually have spiritual knowledge, are not interested in material
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throughout the material creation, the Lord is simply setting into motion His own potency, which is not
ŚB 11.28.24
The material body made of earth is not the true self; nor are the senses, their presiding demigods or
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na — not; hi — indeed; tat — that; kuśala — by those expert in transcendental
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ātma-stha — fixed in the true self; matiḥ — whose consciousness; na veda — he does not
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fitness; iyāt — attains; tat — in that; śraddadhyāt — take faith; na — does not
ŚB 11.28.29
The words na tu karma-tantram indicate that a fallen transcendentalist does not have to pass through Of course, one should not presume to fall back on the facility offered here but should try to become
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